BMW X1 Series E84 Front Panel Bonnet Lock Plate Left N/S 2991161

BMW X1 Series E84 Front Panel Bonnet Lock Plate Left N/S is an original mounting component designed for the factory bonnet locking system in the BMW X1 E84 model. Its precisely matched geometry and correct positioning in the front area on the driver's side ensure stable support for the lock and proper operation of the bonnet opening mechanism. This is a practical solution for users who want to restore the correct functioning of the bonnet locking system after a collision, bodywork repairs, or front-end replacement.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 2991161
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 2991161
• Substitutable numbers: 2991161, 51642991161, EM
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Category: Mounts, Brackets & Hardware

Purpose and function of the mounting

The bonnet lock mounting in the BMW X1 E84 is responsible for stable seating of the lock in the front part of the body on the left side. A correctly selected bracket:

• maintains the lock in alignment with the bonnet and the front panel,
• reduces unwanted play and vibrations while driving,
• supports even closing of the bonnet across its entire width,
• ensures proper routing of cables and components interacting with the lock.

As a result, the bonnet locking system retains its factory operating characteristics, and the bonnet remains securely locked even during intensive vehicle use.

Construction and fitment for the BMW X1 E84

The component belongs to the Brackets, mountings, and assembly parts group, meaning it was designed as a structural carrier for the bonnet lock, rather than a decorative part. The shape and mounting points are adapted to the factory mounting holes in the front panel of the BMW X1 E84, which facilitates installation without the need for modifications.

The positioning in the front – left side of the vehicle area allows for the precise recreation of the original mounting layout after bodywork repairs or the replacement of front-end components. This is particularly important for vehicles where maintaining the geometry of the front bodywork and the correct alignment of the bonnet with the fenders and bumper is crucial.

Condition and use in repairs

The offered mounting is a used component, which in practice represents a favorable compromise between repair costs and maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. This type of part is suitable in situations where:

• the factory bracket has been damaged as a result of a collision or corrosion,
• it is necessary to replace several mounting components in the front body area,
• the priority is to maintain the original BMW bonnet locking system without using replacements with uncertain fitment.

Using an original bracket from the same model group facilitates workshop work and reduces the risk of problems with adjusting the bonnet position after the repair is completed.

Support with selection via OEM numbers

The selection of the correct bonnet lock mounting for a specific version of the BMW X1 E84 should always be confirmed based on the OEM number and interchangeable numbers assigned to the vehicle. This helps avoid situations where a seemingly similar bracket differs in construction details or the spacing of mounting holes. To better understand how to safely verify the compatibility of components using catalog numbers, it is worth reading the guide Buying parts online without risk – 5 proven ways to verify component compatibility using OEM numbers and paint codes, which also discusses examples for BMW.

Complementary BMW brackets and mountings

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front body area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional brackets, supports, or assembly parts for locks and the bonnet, check the available parts in the BMW brackets, mountings, and assembly parts category.

For broader bodywork tasks on a BMW, where you are considering using dismantled parts, the article Replacing body parts with used ones – can dismantled bodywork parts look like new?, which describes the practical aspects of selecting used body components, may also be helpful.